A fish worth $177,000? Seriously? According to the Wall Street Journal, a giant bluefin tuna fetched 16.3 million yen, which is equivalent to $177,000, in an auction at the world’s largest fish market in Japan.

Louis Vuitton is bringing out a new collection of small accessories as a tribite to Gaston Louis Vuitton’s wife, Renée, who loved wooden toys and used to collect the ones manufactured by the Vuitton family.

Former president Bill Clinton hasn’t lost the his touch when it comes to raising big money in Los Angeles.

Although Newsweek has continuously bashed the Big Apple for the awful state of its economy and lack of jobs, they finally gave the city something to celebrate.

6,800 square foot stunning contemporary 6 bedroom, 6 bath (4 full, 2 half) vineyard estate.

The much anticipated steakhouse featuring the cuisine of executive chef Todd Mark Miller, STK Miami, will officially be open to the public tomorrow, Wednesday, January 6th.

Prada may be getting a little help on the financial front. Richemont is shopping and it looks like Prada is in its shopping cart.

Manhattan apartment prices fell for a third consecutive quarter as Wall Street job losses made the demand decline, also contributing to the decline in co-op and condominium values, as it reached 21% since the market peak.

Continuing the long process of getting to know the new downtown Ritz-Carlton/Marriott, here is the latest image of the signage and the outside lobby entrance of the new Marriott Hotel.